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Monday Sep 29, 2008
Securing Attachments With Metro 1.3
In this tip, you will learn how to secure a SOAP Messages with Attachments (SwA) attachment using the Metro 1.3 web services stack.[Read More]
Posted at 04:03PM Sep 29, 2008 by edort in web services  |  Comments[6]

Monday Sep 15, 2008
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Posted at 09:20AM Sep 15, 2008 by edort in Enterprise Java technology  |  Comments[1]

True Abstraction: Composite UI Components in JSF 2.0 -- Part 2
Part 1 of this tip showed you how to create a composite UI component and use it in a web application. In Part 2, you will learn how to add functionality to the composite component that you created. [Read More]
Posted at 08:50AM Sep 15, 2008 by edort in JavaServer Faces (JSF) technology  |  Comments[0]

Friday Aug 29, 2008
True Abstraction: Composite UI Components in JSF 2.0 -- Part 1
This Tech Tip introduces a powerful new feature in JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0 technology: composite user interface (UI) components. This feature allows you to turn any collection of page markup into a JSF UI component -- with attached validators, converters, action listeners, and value change listeners -- for use by page authors.[Read More]
Posted at 05:29PM Aug 29, 2008 by edort in JavaServer Faces (JSF) technology  |  Comments[8]

Tuesday Aug 12, 2008
Building An Ajax-Enabled Web Application Using Phobos and jMaki
In this tip, you'll learn how to use Phobos and jMaki to create a simple Ajax-enabled web application. Phobos is a lightweight, scripting-friendly, web application environment that runs on the Java platform. The jMaki framework is a lightweight framework for creating Web 2.0 applications using standards-based technologies such as CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. [Read More]
Posted at 01:42PM Aug 12, 2008 by edort in Phobos  |  Comments[3]

Thursday Jul 31, 2008
Combining Groovy, Grails, MySQL, and the Java Persistence API
This tip shows you how to create an online catalog application using the Groovy language, the Grails framework, the MySQL database, the Java Persistence API, and the GlassFish application server.[Read More]
Posted at 01:12PM Jul 31, 2008 by edort in Java Persistence  |  Comments[18]

Tuesday Jul 15, 2008
Using P6Spy and the GlassFish Connection Pool to Trace Database Operations
This Tech Tip demonstrates how to use a tool called P6Spy to trace the database requests issued by an application running with the GlassFish v2 application server. Specifically, you'll learn how to trace SQL statements from an application that uses GlassFish's JDBC Connection Pool.[Read More]
Posted at 09:36AM Jul 15, 2008 by edort in performance  |  Comments[7]

Wednesday Jul 02, 2008
Preventing Non-Repeatable Reads in JPA Using EclipseLink
In this tip, you'll learn how to prevent non-repeatable reads through the Java Persistence API (JPA) and JPA extensions provided by the EclipseLink framework. [Read More]
Posted at 04:46PM Jul 02, 2008 by edort in Java Persistence  |  Comments[6]

Monday Jun 16, 2008
Using jMaki With PHP on OpenSolaris
This Tech Tip shows you how to create a PHP web application that incorporates jMaki widgets, communicates with a MySQL database, and runs in the OpenSolaris OS.[Read More]
Posted at 10:09AM Jun 16, 2008 by edort in jMaki  |  Comments[6]

Friday May 16, 2008
Tech Tips Quiz
Here's a short quiz that tests your knowledge of some topics covered in recent Tech Tips. You can find the answers at the end of the quiz.[Read More]
Posted at 01:15PM May 16, 2008 by edort in Enterprise Java technology  |  Comments[1]

Wednesday Apr 30, 2008
Adding Authentication Mechanisms to the GlassFish Servlet Container
This tip will show you how to implement and configure new authentication mechanisms in the GlassFish v2 servlet container. [Read More]
Posted at 10:52AM Apr 30, 2008 by edort in security  |  Comments[15]

Tuesday Apr 15, 2008
Working with jMaki Events
This tip covers the jMaki event mechanism. You'll learn about the concepts that underlie the event mechanism and how to take advantage of the event mechanism to easily interact with widgets.[Read More]
Posted at 02:10PM Apr 15, 2008 by edort in jMaki  |  Comments[6]

Friday Mar 28, 2008
Secure Conversations for Web Services With Metro
In this tip, you'll learn the basics of WS-SecureConversation, a web services specification designed to enable secure communication between web services. The tip also presets an example that demonstrates how to enable secure conversations for a web service through the WS-SecureConversation support in Metro. [Read More]
Posted at 11:29AM Mar 28, 2008 by edort in web services  |  Comments[2]

Friday Mar 14, 2008
Referencing Multiple Web Services From An Application Client
This Tech Tip describes how to develop an application client that references multiple web services that implement any combination of web services programming models.[Read More]
Posted at 10:14AM Mar 14, 2008 by edort in Enterprise JavaBeans Technology  |  Comments[13]

Friday Feb 29, 2008
Adding Voice to Java EE With SIP Servlets
This Tech Tip covers some of the basic concepts underlying Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and SIP servlets. It also presents a sample application that uses SIP servlets and HTTP servlets to provide Voice-over-IP (VoIP) phone service.[Read More]
Posted at 02:49AM Feb 29, 2008 by edort in Enterprise JavaBeans Technology  |  Comments[8]